» Enter a roundabout:

Enter a roundabout:

After coming to a complete stop and looking both ways.
In a clockwise direction.
Only when there is a safe gap in traffic.
When you have a green light.
Explanation

A roundabout is an intersection control device with traffic traveling around a central island in a counter-clockwise direction. Drivers should enter a roundabout only when there is a safe gap in traffic, after yielding to the vehicles already inside it. Slow down, or stop if necessary, before entering. Roundabouts do not have traffic lights controlling entering and exiting traffic, so you do not wait for a green light: look to the left for oncoming traffic and enter when the lane is clear.

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